[HPforGrownups] Re: Wizarding primary schools again

Amanda Lewanski editor at texas.net
Thu Apr 12 19:03:42 UTC 2001


No: HPFGUIDX 16553

catherine at cator-manor.demon.co.uk wrote:

> As to why they don't learn simple charms - one theory may be that
> Dumbledore wants to make sure that all children start their magical
> education on a similar footing.

A question (which might be based on another Flint). I am totally not
remembering where the whole "teddy turned into spider" scene is, at all,
so I may have my facts off, but if Ron was three when Fred (or George,
can't remember, apologies) turned his teddy into a spider, they were
only four or five. So I'm inferring from this that wizarding children
*do* dabble in magic, but they're not formally schooled until Hogwarts.

Any thoughts? Did I get ages wrong or anything? I can't believe I can't
remember where that *is*....

--Amanda, losing brain cells by the day, seems like


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